Company behind 'Sharknado' to release 'Attack of the Meth Gator'

The mockbuster comes from production company The Asylum, who also made such straight-to-video films like Titantic II and Sharknado.

The production group behind Sharknado is getting ready to release another crazy animal tale as Cocaine Bear succeeds in theatres.

The Asylum production firm has announced Attack of the Meth Gator will be released on screens in May, coinciding with the success of the most recent odd animal narrative, Cocaine Bear, which is based on a true occurrence that occurred in Georgia in 1985.

Hold our bear… I mean, beer.

Coming for your life this summer.

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— The Asylum (@theasylumcc) February 24, 2023

The film studio had to reassure fans that it was indeed coming out since the public was so convinced it was a prank.

This is real! We’re pumping the meth into Floridas fresh water reserves as we speak! 😍
— The Asylum (@theasylumcc) February 24, 2023

Meth Gator is loosely based on a 2019 PSA from Tennessee police to not flush meth down the toilet, similar to Cocaine Bear, which is directed by Hunger Games star Elizabeth Banks.